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Daniel Dingel – The genius Pinoy inventor who invented a device that uses water to powered motor vehicles. He and his was sensational back then. It could even landed on an episode of TV’s Ripley’s Believe It or Not, but his name doesn’t ring a bell anymore (not even for wiki) to most people particularly the new gen Xer’s because it was almost 4 decades when he invented it. Proven and tested to run the engine with a device that splits oxygen and hydrogen from the water, and with the hydrogen then used to power the car engine.

“The electricity from the battery splits the water into its hydrogen and oxygen components, and this hydrogen can then be used to power the car engine. Normally it takes temperatures of about 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit to generate hydrogen from water, but here I am just using an ordinary 12-volt battery,” he claimed.”

And with high hopes to boost economy in the Philippines with his invention, he proudly presents it to the media many years ago on Philippine television. He was asking former President Marcos to support his invention. They (Marcos, Aquino, etc..) welcome his invention, but unfortunately there was this story about our government having an “agreement with the IMF and World Bank not to produce anything that would compete with their product” and so Daniel Dingel story slowly vanished during the years.

Daniel Dingel vision:

“Put up a foundation for the Filipino people, That is my dream. Not directly to the government but directly to the people. Hoping that maybe with the blessings of the good Lord, I can accomplish it. If I still live.”

With the price of oil skyrocketing in the world market. I think this is the right time to pay attention to Mr. Dingle’s invention. Who knows, it may also solve the problem of global warming. 

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*PLASTIC SURGEON IN CALIFORNIA — “Let Us Pick Your Nose!”

*FUNERAL HOME IN NEVADA — “Drive Carefully. We’ll Wait.”

*AUTO DEALERSHIP IN TEXAS — “The Best Way To Get Back On Your Feet Is To Miss A Car Payment.”

*GYNECOLOGIST IN NEW YORK — “Dr. Jones, At Your Cervix.”

*TIRE SHOP IN UTAH –”Invite Us To Your Next Blowout.”

*ON AN ELECTRICIAN’S TRUCK IN MONTANA — “Let Us Remove Your Shorts.”

*SACKS 4TH AVENUE IN MANHATTAN –”You Could Shop Here If You Were Poor, But That Would Be Stupid.”

*ELECTRONICS WORLD IN FLORIDA — “You’ve Got Questions, We’ve Got Geeks.”

*B.B. GUN STORE IN TEXAS –”Keeping Kids Off Your Lawn For 40 Years.”

*CONDOM FACTORY IN PENNSYLVANIA — “Extra long is our specialty.”

*PSYCHIATRIST’S OFFICE IN MAINE — “Consciousness. That Annoying Time Between Naps.”

*SEX THERAPIST’S OFFICE IN NEBRASKA — “Bisexuality Immediately Doubles Your Chances For A Date.”

*SEX CHANGE SURGEON’S OFFICE IN ILLINOIS– “Eat, Drink and Be Mary.”

*COUPLE’S THERAPIST IN NEW JERSEY –”Marriage: Cures Your Fear Of Being Alone.”

*LOCAL BREWERY IN GEORGIA — “Beer Is The Proof God Loves Us And Wants Us To Be Happy.”

*SPORTS SHOE STORE IN MICHIGAN — “Just Buy It, You Tub Of Lard.”

*TIRE STORE IN WEST VIRGINIA — “We Skid You Not.”

*PLASTIC SURGEON IN MASSACHUSETTS — “The Breast Is Yet To Come.”

*ELEVATOR OPERATORS’ UNION IN CHICAGO — “We Do It Going Up And Down.”

*FINANCIAL ANALYST’S OFFICE IN FLORIDA — “Bankers Do It With Interest.”

*LAWYER’S OFFICE IN OREGON — “We Do It In Our Briefs!”

*STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICE IN WASHINGTON D.C. — “Diplomacy Is The Art Of Saying ‘Nice Doggie’ Until You Find A Rock.”

*U.S. MINT IN WASHINGTON D.C. –”Blessed Are the Young, For They Shall Inherit The National Debt.”

*MANHOOD ENLARGEMENT SPECIALIST IN VIRGINIA — “We make mountains out of molehills.”

*HOT CHESTNUT VENDOR IN MANHATTAN — “For toasty nuts, try us.”

*TAX ACCOUNTANT IN IDAHO –”Many Happy Returns.”

*VACUUM CLEANER SHOP IN VERMONT — “We Suck!”

*LAWN SERVICE IN VIRGINIA — “Let Us Kiss Your Grass.”

The continued soaring of fuel prices not only affected large vehicles, now even owners of economical transportation like motorcycles/scooters starts to feel this adversity. And to add more headaches to the riders, LTO has issued their amended guidelines in the operations of motorcycles on roads and highways.

From which a lot of riders agrees that some of the rules are vague and somehow ridiculous (particularly the modification rule). I just don’t know if this guidelines are already approved or when will they implement it, but one thing for sure, this will be bad news for the riders, and good news for KC! (kotong cops)

LTO issues new guidelines for motorcycle riders
By: Jun Icban-Legaspi
THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) has issued amended guidelines in the operations of motorcycles on roads and highways for the safety the public in general.

The official administrative order issued by Assistant Secretary and LTO Chief Alberto Suansing stressed that the license with restriction Code No. “1” shall be carried by the driver/rider of the motorcycle or scooter at all times.

Other guidelines recommended by the technical working committee headed by Engineer Joel Donato, chief of the LTO-Motor Vehicles Inspection Section said the driver shall anytime of the day; switch on the headlight of the motorcycle or scooter while it is being operated on the highway.

“’Yung automatic head on sa mga motorcycle at scooter world rules ito,” Suansing said.

Suansing said the driver should be apprehended if they would not wear any protective devices such as helmet, goggles, protective clothing, and leather boots, gloves and rain suits, heavy jackets, heavy pants.

“’Yung boots at ibang heavy devices sa mga big bikes applicable ’yun. Gusto kong ding sabihin na ’yung rules na sinasabi namin dito ay applicable rin doon sa kanilang mga back riders,” Suansing said.

For his part Donato said the LTO-MVIS is also discouraging the motorcycle owner to modify their motorcycle or scooter.

Donato added that in the interest of public safety the LTO has also increased the fines and penalties for those who would violate the rules and regulations.

Donato said those drivers and back riders who fail to wear prescribed helmet will be fined P1,500 plus attending seminar for traffic safety to be conducted by LTO.

For carrying more passenger other than the back rider or cargo, a penalty of P1,000.

For defective accessories such as headlight, tail light, signal light, brake light, side mirror and horn a fine of P1,000 for the violators.

For modifying any part of the original design of a motorcycle or scooter without approval of LTO and the DTI a fine of P2,000.

Lastly for wearing flip flop, sandals, or slippers fine of P500 for the first offense, P700 for the 2nd offense and P1,000 for the 3rd offense and revocation of driver’s license. 

Source: journal.com.ph

Some comments from the riders:

bakit hindi nalng nila ipagbawal ang pagmomotor?!

Gatasang baka ang tingin nila sa ating nagmo-motor

madami sanang maidudulot na maganda ang mga rules na ito kaya lang mukhang mas maraming butas na pagkakakitaan…

Bakit pa sila maglalabas ng Guidelines kung sila rin mismo ang di tutupad, ano yan nagpapagwapo lang.

Riders Issue Guidelines for Traffic Officers on Motorcycles

Motorcycle riders has issued their own Guidelines for traffic officers on motorcycles’ when conducting apprehensions.

1. said officers must be in proper riding gear (basically a DOT certified helmet, riding gloves, jacket and reflectorised vest)
2. said officers must be courteous and smiling when apprehending motorists
3. said officers motorcycle must not be modified in any way (daming ganyan)
4. said officer’s motorcycle/vehicle must bear proper license plates bearing the current year’s sticker (bawal yung plates na “police” “barangay” “TED” “Traffic”)
5. said officers ID, badge and name plate must be properly placed on his/her uniform
6. said officer should be able to identify every motorcycle brand and model currently in the market and should be able to identify a modified from a stock bike

any officers not complying to these guidelines after thorough inspection by the apprehended rider, will be ignored and given the dirty finger

Source: Motorcycle Philippines Forums

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